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WestMichRad

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9. The most likely answer is money.

Reply to Chasstev365 (Original post)

Mon Jul 6, 2026, 04:03 PM

18 hrs ago

I’m guessing McMorrow’s fundraising took a dive when Stevens and El-Sayed both grabbed important endorsements.

On edit: this was meant as a reply to yellow dahlia’s question about why McMorrow may have dropped out.

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Question for Michiganders; [View all] Chasstev365 19 hrs ago OP

Michigan did vote for Obama twice overwhelmingly fujiyamasan 19 hrs ago #1

Shouldn't he win a primary first? Srkdqltr 19 hrs ago #2

It's called a hypothetical Chasstev365 19 hrs ago #3

Oh. .. an exercise in futility. Wasting time.. cool 😎 🆒️ 😎 🆒️ Srkdqltr 19 hrs ago #5

Sorry.... im in a mood today. I have had 3 calls from Spectrum TV telling me to pay my bill. Srkdqltr 19 hrs ago #6

Likewise. Did I really have to state, "Hypothetically, can Abdul win Michigan?" Chasstev365 19 hrs ago #8

Difficult question... MiHale 19 hrs ago #4

I'm still trying to figure out why Mallory McMorrow dropped out. yellow dahlia 19 hrs ago #7

The most likely answer is money. WestMichRad 18 hrs ago #9

Rural Michigan makes up a small percentage of the population Kaleva 18 hrs ago #10